Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
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South Pacific Coast railroad, by the | Southern Pacific Railroad company, be | said. "I know of nothing that has oe- curred to prevent the carrying out Of | tbe terms Of the purchase that was con- cluded before l went to Washington I and the delays alone are being worked | ont. You cannot do things of this kind | in hurry"
 SES FRAScIsco, March 22.-The l Chronicles Baltimore special says: The l AmerIcan can state, from the very hest ! snthor,ty. tha. the Baltimore & Ono 1 dea! IS m accomplished fact. he names | of participant roads to be consolidated | anu the various delays are stIli kept se- cret but the deal itselt is a fact. The l American can state further and by the | same authority that The Baltimore road 1 viII psss ou. of the management. Ot President Garrett Gad that Jay Gould | will have To had nor voice n the new management.
 FRFsSo. Cal ', March 22-Hopkins, inc man who was acting Es R spy for the riparian claimants who have an iniuuc- tion cgaIrst the Fowler switch canal, was caught by a humber of farmers near the ditch head gate on the river and ducked in the canal three times and nearly drowned. The canal sss ordered closed by the superior court of Tulsro county, but the farmers re- fus.d Co heed it and are using the water. | IL the governor does not sign the in- | innotion bond till, serious trouble is likely to enEue, as the farmers say they are bound to have water 6s there Is eD l abundance in the rIver canal aud a biz stream Is left flowing in Iuiare lake. SAN FRASCIsCo, March 22-The Calls Omaha special says that there is to be n | lively shaking up among the Union Pa cific officials at an early day. There Is no longer any doubt, m fact i; is already | begun, General Manager Galloway has been superseded by G. Nj. Cummings. | NIT. Caloway's functions are now limit ed to the office of second vice president, and 1t is understood that his Tesigna- ton from that position, thus severiBg bis connection with the company, IS eI- pected and will be accepted. It Is said upon good authority, that General Su- perintendent A. T. Smith will have tc 1 20. Rs the operations of the road under his direction has not moved satisfactOr- ily. The report is that E. DIckenspn, formerly of the Wyoming division, vii! supercede Supt. Smith. O. D. Dor renee, superintendent of the Nebraska division, has resigned, his reason being. poor health. Mir. Cummings was a com missioner of the Northern Pacific for several years. It IS said there IS even a possibility of new president being elected. There is contest between the New York and Boston parties on
 this very matter; if Boston wins, NIT.
 Adams may be retained.
 PIrTsBURG. Pa. March 22-JOhn A. Logan, son of the dead senator, and Miss Edith Andrews, daughter Of Chsuncey l.. Andrews, of Youngstown, Ohis, were married at roon to-day at
 the residence of the brides father. A number of prominent people attended.
 The presents given were very elaborate
 and among them was a check for fifty
 thousand dollars from the brides
 father.
 | Los ANGELES. March 22-The Board of Trade and Produce Exchange of this city. at a joint meeting last night,
 adopted resolutions denouncing as ex-
 trsmely and wholly unwarraBtsd by their Gc;s. SO far as IL relates tO small pox in this city, the action of the Board of Health If San Francisco in establishing a quarantine RgBinst all vessels from
 san Pedro, the port of entry tO this city.
 WASHINGTON. March 2l.-EK-Repre- sentative CrapO of Massachusetts arrived
 here al the request of the president and has had long interview with him. Ora Do wHs urged to accept position on the interstate railroad commission, but de- clined. President Cleveland seems to have hard luck ID securing members of the commission, but will not de'sy the selection of commissions later than tomorrow.
 S,N FRANCIsCo. March 2I Suit was brUugh by John D. McNgughton against the Southern Pacific company to recover 1 S2 OO0 for being elected from car Of the company, and a decision has been rend- cred adverse to plaintiff The ticket that McNaughtOn held did not permit stopping over on tns trip. He disre- gsrded the provisions by stopping over one day, and when be again boarded the train be was eiscted.
 PHESIx. March 2l-At an early houE this morning the clerk employed ID ksles d Lewis bank, who sleeps m the back room. heard an unusual noise in the bank and on opening the door found that two men had entered through the | transom. lie fired several shots st them, but they escaped through the front door.
 SAS FRASCIsCO, March 21.-An uI- | plication for 8 certiorari and writ of re- view ID the case of tue people versus | Alexander r. More, was argued in the supreme court this morning. by John J. BOyce, on behalf of people, and Col. | Tourney for the defendsnt. The mat | ter TaS taken under advisement. The | ground upon wh ch tue application for the writ IS based is that at tue time of ' issuing the order of dismissal m this case and dIscnarsiiaisss More, Hatch wGs not in fact the superior gf5Is Jt Santa Barbara county, the office having be come vacant by his removal from that place to the city of Los Angeles some time previously.
 SAN FRASCIsco, March 21-Carlos Berger, of San BeHi;o and Tapo-ehula, Mexico, is in the city, oD h.s way 10 Mexico. He is the agent ot Louis Kuller G Co.,. of the City of Mexico, surveyors Of the public lands of the state of CbRpGs. They have n contract to build a railway from San Benito on the ocean to IapO-chu'B, 20 miles in land, aud MT. Berge. IS on his way Co get the final plans and directions for the inauguration of the work. The firm slso intends building a pier at San Benito, and when this work IS cOmplet- ed line of steamships will be rut ou between there and Sau Diego, Cal.
 ST PAUL, MInD., March 2I.-All efforts to dislodge the ice gorge above Mandan are futile, the water IS rising and sweep ing over c larger area that ;yesterday, though how much damage IS done IS nGtter of conjecture,
 CoMProSvILLE, Cal. March 2I.-The stage from Marysville to ComptonviIle was robbed to-dsy of Wells. Fargo k Co.'S express box. about ten miles bc- low here by one man. Ile loss IS DO: known.
 SALINAS, Cal, March 2l.-Hon, W. s. Dodge, ex-governor Of Alaska and for many years 8 prominent lawyer of this place. died here to-day.
 ROME. March 2l-Ihe special dele gate sent by tbe Vatican to convey its congratulations to Emperor William on the attainment of his 9Oih birthday to-